Portrait Art – The Zen Lunatic

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Portrait of BM Campbell
Sometimes, a person is their own context.

Source Photo B
To give an idea of how your photograph will translate, here is a portrait with the source photo.

Homage to the Granola One
This is what *I* see when one of my friends posts a profile picture. Portraits don't have to be copies, they can show much more.

Aksana Ubeinica Demonov 2
A full render of a pencil portrait I did a year ago. The title translates to "Aksana Demon Slayer."

Self-Portrait (with source photo)
Self-explanatory.

Portraiture of the inner spirit to match the outer appearance is a specialty. — Goth Vamp

A portrait of an old friend, performing with his favorite performer, (I'll let you decide which is which) in front of a massive outdoor festival crowd. — Lifelong Dream

High Priestess of the Tower
A fantasy art portrait set in the world of the Tarot

Lives Matter
Racism ends, when race ceases to matter. We are all the same.

My Girl Lite
A commissioned piece, I was asked to update a wedding portrait by another artist (who no longer works), to include the next generation.

Generations
A commissioned piece, I was asked to update a wedding portrait by another artist (who no longer works), to include the next generation. The original painting is seen here in the inset.

A commemoration of the great king who constructed the Beeramids. He is also an excellent storyteller and a fierce combatant. — King Chud

A remake of an earlier work, no longer on display here. Another portrait, this time capturing physical beauty and inner essence in a blend typical of the Melkanos Method. — Everything You Know Is Wrong (Truth is Beauty) Mk II

A portrait of a lady and her noble quest for self. Note that the magic which lights her way travels from her heart to her hand.

I understand that in her spare time she is a hairdresser and burlesque dancer. — Adventure Queen Rachael and the Cavern of Unspeakable Horror

A portrait which serves on its own, but apparently is of special significance to those who know the model. — The Incredib(ly gay) Hulk

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April 21, 2018

So, in a previous sermon, I said, “Don’t dismiss a message just because people say the source is laughable.” I want to expand on that a little bit, and coincidentally show my age, with a specific example. I don’t know how many of you have heard of a cartoon from the mid 1980s, known as “He-Man and the Masters of the Universe,” but it came into vogue at a time when I was just old enough to think it was for younger children than myself.